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Things are happening so fast at The Orpheum I am having a challenging time keeping up with all of the wonderful projects we have underway.

First, the concert schedule is booming. Eddie Vedder and comedian Daniel Tosh sold out in minutes, Celtic Woman is coming back for their seventh performance at The Orpheum, and Trace Adkins and Yanni are also on sale for their engagements.

We will be announcing our next exciting Broadway Season in mid-April, and we feel it is going to bring big smiles to the faces of our loyal patrons.

One of the most challenging projects that the Memphis Development Foundation Board and staff have ever attempted is the recently announced construction of the new PERFORMING ARTS AND LEADERSHIP CENTRE, which will be located adjacent to the Theatre. I have enjoyed many exciting events and developments in my 31 years with the fabulous Orpheum Theatre – but this new venture, which will be standing and serving for many generations to come, is a very rare opportunity to contribute such a valuable resource to our community.

Once complete, over 100,000 young people a year will be able expand their horizons thanks to performing arts and leadership training.

Many of you will see the potential here for positive change, and I encourage you to join us and help in any way possible. Give us the opportunity to explain what this will mean to Memphis, Germantown, Collierville, Bartlett, Millington, Lakeland and Arlington. We are all one community, and when we work together to seize these opportunities we all benefit. Here is your chance and invitation to say someday – “I helped build that!”

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Ricky Busey was recognized at the annual Board of Director’s and Chairman’s Club Dinner as the outstanding Board Member for 2011. As Vice President of HR and Development for Harrah’s Tunica, Ricky was instrumental in securing Harrah’s sponsorship of The Orpheum’s Broadway Series in 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012. Harrahs is also a major sponsor of the Annual Ken Sossaman Memorial Golf Tournament. In October of 2011, Ricky served on the committee of the Hockadoo Hullabaloo, a grand gala celebrating the launch of the international tour of MEMPHIS, The Musical.

Holli Kenney was recognized with an ORPHEUS AWARD for outstanding Leadership, noting her successful management of four major events within a short period of time. These events included The 2011 Annual Ken Sossaman Memorial Golf Tournament, The 2011 Annual Orpheum Auction, the Hockadoo Hullabaloo, and the welcome party for the cast and crew of MEMPHIS, The Musical. GREAT JOB HOLLI!

Jessi Scherr received an ORPHEUS AWARD for outstanding creativity. As Director of Multi Media, Jessi produced a wide range of high quality videos, including a series focused on the theatre’s 19 various education programs and a series celebrating MEMPHIS, The Musical, MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET, and the significant role Memphis played, and continues to play, in the history of American music. Jessi is also constantly producing the Theatre’s radio and television commercials.

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EDWIN W. SCHLOSS, ROBERT/BEVERLY BARTNER AND NORMAN/ALICE TULCHIN, BROADWAY ACROSS AMERICA, MATTHEW MITCHELL, INDEPENDENT PRESENTERS NETWORK, NEDERLANDER PRESENTATIONS, INC., HARRIET NEWMAN LEVE, ALLEN SPIVAK

In Association with George Hamilton Productions, Inc.Present the MENIER CHOCOLATE FACTORY Production of

GEORGE HAMILTON CHRISTOPHER SIEBER in

LA CAGE AUX FOLLES Music & Lyrics by Book by

JERRY HERMAN HARVEY FIERSTEINBased on the play “La Cage Aux Folles” by Jean Poiret

Starring

SUELLEN ESTEY DALE HENSLEY JEIGH MADJUS ALLISON BLAIR MCDOWELLMICHAEL McCORMICK CATHY NEWMAN BILLY HARRIGAN TIGHE

ASHLEY KATE ADAMS WILSON BRIDGES SUELLEN ESTEY TODD THURSTON DANNY VACCARO

This production premiered at the Menier Chocolate Factory November 23, 2007 and transferred to the Playhouse Theatre October 30, 2008.

Associate Scenic DesignerBRYAN JOHNSON

Associate Lighting DesignerVIVIEN LEONE

Associate Sound DesignerBRIAN HSIEH

Costume CoordinatorJESSICA WORSNOP

Original Chocolate Factory Set Design by

DAVID FARLEY

Music SupervisorTODD ELLISON

Music CoordinatorJOHN MILLER

Music DirectorJOEY CHANCEY

CastingDUNCAN STEWART

AND COMPANY

Tour Booking AgencyTHE BOOKING GROUPMEREDITH BLAIR

Tour Press & Marketing ANITA DLONIAK

& ASSOCIATES, INC.

Production Manager HECTOR GUIVAS

Production Stage Manager MICHAEL McGOFF

Company Manager BILL SCHAEFFER

General ManagementDAWN KUSINSKI

GENTRY & ASSOCIATES

Executive Producers ALECIA PARKER &

KARY WALKER

Orchestrations & Dance Arrangements JASON CARR

Choreography by

LYNNE PAGE

Directed by

TERRY JOHNSON

Assistant Director KRISTEN HARRIS

Associate Choreographer NICHOLAS CUNNINGHAM

MATT ANCTIL

CHRISTOPHE CABALLERO

TREVOR DOWNEY

RYLYNJULIANO

LOGAN KESLAR

TERRY LAVELL

TODD LATTIMORE

MARK ROLAND

DONALD C.SHORTER, JR.

And featuring the notorious and dangerous Cagelles

Scenic Design TIM SHORTALL

Costume DesignMATTHEW WRIGHT

Lighting Design NICK RICHINGS

Sound DesignJONATHAN DEANS

Wig & Makeup DesignRICHARD MAWBEY

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(in order of appearance)

Georges .......................................................................................................... GEORGE HAMILTON“Les Cagelles” Angelique ........................................................................................................... MATT ANCTIL Bitelle .............................................................................................................LOGAN KESLAR Chantal ..........................................................................................DONALD C. SHORTER, JR. Hanna ..............................................................................................................MARK ROLAND Mercedes ..........................................................................................................TERRY LAVELL Phaedra ........................................................................................................TREVOR DOWNEYFrancis .....................................................................................................................DALE HENSLEYBabette ..................................................................................................................RYLYN JULIANOJacob ........................................................................................................................ JEIGH MADJUSAlbin .......................................................................................................... CHRISTOPHER SIEBERJean-Michel ............................................................................................ BILLY HARRIGAN TIGHEAnne ................................................................................................ ALLISON BLAIR MCDOWELLColette ........................................................................................................ ASHLEY KATE ADAMSEtienne ................................................................................................................WILSON BRIDGESTabarro ................................................................................................................ DANNY VACCAROJacqueline .............................................................................................................. SUELLEN ESTEYM. Renaud ................................................................................................. MICHAEL McCORMICKMme. Renaud .......................................................................................................CATHY NEWMANM. Dindon ................................................................................................. MICHAEL McCORMICKMme. Dindon .......................................................................................................CATHY NEWMANWaiter .................................................................................................................. TODD THURSTON

SWINGSCHRISTOPHE CABALLERO, RYLYN JULIANO, TODD LATTIMORE

DANCE CAPTAINCHRISTOPHE CABALLERO

ASSISTANT DANCE CAPTAINMATT ANCTIL

UNDERSTUDIESUnderstudies never substitute for listed players

unless a specific announcement is made at the time of the performance.For Georges: DALE HENSLEY, TODD THURSTON; for Albin: DALE HENSLEY, DANNY VAC-CARO; for M. Dindon/M. Renaud: TODD THURSTON, DANNY VACCARO; for Mme. Dindon/Mme. Renaud: ASHLEY KATE ADAMS, SUELLEN ESTEY; for Francis: CHRISTOPHE CA-BALLERO, TODD THURSTON; for Anne: ASHLEY KATE ADAMS, RYLYN JULIANO; for Jean-Michel: WILSON BRIDGES, LOGAN KESLAR; for Jacqueline: ASHLEY KATE ADAMS; for Jacob: CHRISTOPHE CABALLERO, DONALD C. SHORTER, JR.

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ACT ONEScene 1 La Cage Aux Folles Nightclub “We Are What We Are” .......................................................................... Georges, CagellesScene 2 Georges and Albin’s Apartment “A Little More Mascara” ............................................................................. Albin, CagellesScene 2a La Cage Aux Folles NightclubScene 3 Georges and Albin’s Apartment “With Anne on My Arm” .................................................................. Georges, Jean-Michel “With You on My Arm” .............................................................................. Albin, GeorgesScene 4 The Promenade “Song on the Sand” .................................................................................................. GeorgesScene 5 Backstage at La Cage Aux FollesScene 5a La Cage Aux Folles Nightclub “La Cage aux Folles” ............................................................ Albin, Cagelles and CompanyScene 6 Backstage at La Cage Aux FollesScene 6a La Cage Aux Folles Nightclub “I Am What I Am” ...................................................................................................... Albin

ACT TWOScene 1 The Promenade “Song on the Sand” (Reprise) ....................................................................... Albin, Georges “Masculinity” ....................................Albin, Georges, M. Renaud, Mme. Renaud, TabarroScene 2 Georges and Albin’s Apartment “Look Over There” .................................................................................................. Georges “Cocktail Counterpoint” ...................................Anne, M. Dindon, Mme. Dindon, Georges,

Jacob, Jean-MichelScene 3 Chez Jacqueline Restaurant “The Best of Times” ..............................................................................................CompanyScene 4 Georges and Albin’s Apartment “Look Over There” (Reprise) ........................................................... Georges, Jean-MichelScene 5 La Cage Aux Folles Nightclub Finale .................................................................................................................... Company

THERE WILL BE ONE 20-MINUTE INTERMISSION

TOURING MUSICIANSMusic Director/Synthesizer: Joey Chancey

Associate Conductor/Synthesizer: Ryan CantwellDrums/Percussion: Brad Flickinger

Trumpet: Bill Dowling

The use of any recording device, either audio or video, and the taking of photographs, either with or without flash, is strictly prohibited.

LOCAL MUSICIANSFlute, Clarinet, Soprano Sax: Gary Topper

Clarinet, Alto Sax, Bass Clarinet: Keith KarabellTenor Trombone: William Flores

Contrabass: Sam Shoup Keyboard: Gary G. Gooch

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GEORGE HAMILTON (Georges) is everything Hol-lywood we know and love—dashing, debonair, and full of tenacity. Vincent Minelli’s Home from the Hill sparked Mr. Hamilton’s career and 51 years later he has illuminated every aspect of the entertainment industry. Best known for his silver screen work in Light in the Piazza; The Victors; Your Cheatin’ Heart; The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing; Love at First Bite; Zorro, The Gay Blade; The Godfather: Part III; Woody Allen’s Hollywood Ending; Doc Hol-lywood; and Crocodile Dundee. Television appearances include Dynasty, Columbo, The Bold and the Beautiful, and Dancing with the Stars. He has produced five feature films including My One and Only, based loosely on his life story and is the author of two books, Don’t Mind If I Do and Life’s Little Pleasures. He has also appeared in the Broad-way smash hit Chicago three times as “Billy Flynn.” His achievements have garnered much praise, two best-sellers, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and a Golden Globe. Hamilton’s infectious vigor and verve permeate all his en-deavors and keep him living life to its fullest!

CHRISTOPHER SIEBER (Albin). Broadway: La Cage as Georges with Harvey Fierstein, Shrek (Tony, Drama Desk, Drama League, Outer Critics nominations), Spa-malot (New York and West End Tony Nom), Chicago, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Into The Woods, Beauty and the Beast, Triumph of Love, A Christmas Carol. Off-Broad-way: The Kid (Drama League, Drama Desk Noms), Avow, The Boys in the Band. TV/Film: Morning Glory, See You In September, Pushing Daisies, It’s All Relative, Two of A Kind, Sex And The City, Ed. Mr. Sieber has not appeared on Law and Order.

SUELLEN ESTEY (Jaqueline, u/s Mme. Dindon/Renaud). Broadway: Sweeney Todd (Beggar Woman); State Fair (Melissa Frake); Barnum (Jenny Lind); Phantom of the Opera (Madame Giry) Hamburg. High-lights: Pygmalion (Mrs. Eynsford Hill) Alley Theatre; Doubt (Sister Aloysius); Follies (Sally Durant); Sunday in the Park with George (Yvonne) Arena Stage; 42nd Street (Dorothy Brock). Plus, 100 others. www.SuEl-lenEstey.com

DALE HENSLEY (Francis). Broadway: La Cage 2010, Drowsy Chaperone, La Cage 2005, Sunset Blvd., Guys and Dolls, Cats, Anything Goes. NY: 10 City Center En-cores!, 4 Carnegie Hall gigs, Sweeney Todd w/NY Philhar-monic. Tours: Drowsy, Hairspray, Full Monty, Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber, Sugar Babies. Regional: The Pro-ducers (Roger DeBris), Hairspray (Edna Turnblad), 42nd St. (Bert Barry). TV: Law & Order: SVU, All My Children, Guiding Light. Radio: NPR’s Prairie Home Companion.

JEIGH MADJUS (Jacob) is thrilled to make his U.S. debut! Toronto credits: Altar Boyz (Mark), Dora Award nomina-tion; Myths and Hymns (Man 3); Spelling Bee (Chip); Film: Servitude. I am truly blessed. Thanks to everyone in the La Cage family, Duncan Stewart And Co., Talent House and my amazing, loving and supportive family/friends!

ALLISON BLAIR MCDOWELL (Anne) is a re-cent graduate from the University of Michigan and is thrilled to be making her professional debut with La Cage! Thanks and much love to her family, friends, Kevin and Harden Curtis. Psalm 108:1

MICHAEL McCORMICK (M. Dindon/ M. Renaud) Broadway: Elf (Mr. Greenway), Curtains (Oscar Sha-piro), How the Grinch Stole Christmas, The Pajama Game, Kiss Me Kate (1st Gangster), 1776 (John Adams), Sam Mendes’ Gypsy, Marie Christine, Kiss of the Spi-der Woman, La Bete. Recent Off-B’way: Tin Pan Alley Rag (Roundabout), A Man of No Importance (LTC). City Center Encores! (most recent) Fanny and Babes in Arms. Nat’l Tours: The Producers (Franz Leibkind), Les Mis-erables (Thenardier), Kiss of the Spiderwoman (Warden). Recent TV: all three of the Law & Orderseries, Candide and My Favorite Broadway (PBS). Film: The Producers, A Very Serious Person. Member of AEA since his 1965 Broadway debut in Oliver!

CATHY NEWMAN (Mme. Dindon/Mme. Renaud). Eighth National Tour! Highlights include: Lincoln Center’s South Pacific; U.S. & China premiere - Les Misérables; Cameron Mackintosh’s My Fair Lady; Deaf West’s Big River. Favorite regional: Oklahoma! (Aunt Eller), Annie (Miss Hannigan), Little Women (Aunt March) and Music Man (Mrs. Paroo).

BILLY HARRIGAN TIGHE (Jean-Michel). TOUR: Wicked (Ensemble/Fiyero U/S), Dirty Danc-ing, REGIONAL: Hairspray (Link), Happy Days (Potsie), Footloose (Ren), Dreamgirls (Dave), MUNY & Symphony concerts across North America. CCM Grad. CCCEPA Grad. Thanks to family, BRS, 06’ & always Kristine. Proud member of Actor’s Equity.

ASHLEY KATE ADAMS (Colette, u/s Anne), from Louisville, Kentucky. Broadway: La Cage Aux Folles (Colette), Theatre: Gay Bride of Frankenstein, Grey Gardens (Young Edie), Trailer Park... (Pippi) at ETC. Film: 1 Message. TV: Royal Pains. BFA from CCM. Love & gratitude to my family, Station 3, Abrams and Miguel.

MATT ANCTIL (Angelique, Assistant Dance Cap-tain). Broadway: La Cage Aux Folles (Angelique). National/Arena tours: Radio City Christmas Spectac-ular. Numerous dance companies, industrials, com-mercials. Training: Boston Youth Moves, The Ailey School. Dedicated to Mom, my manager Michael and everyone who supports me. Live, Love, Laugh! :)

WILSON BRIDGES (Etienne, u/s Jean-Michel). Re-gional: The Mousetrap (Flat Rock Playhouse), Acad-emy (DIMF, Maltz Jupiter, NYMF 2009). Nat. Tour: Cameron Macintosh’s My Fair Lady.

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CHRISTOPHE CABALLERO (Swing, u/s Francis, u/s Jacob, u/s Cagelle, Dance Captain) is proud to have closed the Broadway run of La Cage Aux Folles as Jacob. Other Broadway credits: Jerome Robbins’ Broadway, A Christmas Carol, Beauty and the Beast. National Tour: Chicago (Jury, u/s Mary Sunshine). Regional: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Guys and Dolls. TV: Fame, voice of Odd in Code Lyoko.

TREVOR DOWNEY (Phaedra) is stumped on how to fit ALL of his BROADWAY credits in such a short bio! Love to Mom, Dad, Cara, Troy, Jan, Lucky, Kylee, Ella, and the rest of my AMAZING and INSPIRING family and friends. Missing my baby.

RYLYN JULIANO (Babette, Swing, u/s Cagelle, u/s Anne, u/s Colette). Most recent credit is The National Tour of A Chorus Line (Cassie). A huge thank you to NETworks, Duncan Stewart and MSA for helping make my dream a reality I get to live it every day. Proud member of AEA! Love to MDW&B.

LOGAN KESLAR (Bitelle, u/s Jean-Michel). Broad-way: La Cage Aux Folles (2010 Revival, OBC record-ing); West End: West Side Story 50th Anniversary Production. Regional: On the Town (Paper Mill Play-house); Dreamgirls, A Chorus Line (TUTS); Footloose (Kansas City Starlight); West Side Story (TOTS); La Cage (Riverside Theatre, Maltz Jupiter Theatre). TV: TONY Awards, Today Show, GMA, Regis and Kelly. For Jeff. @logankeslar

TODD LATTIMORE (Swing, u/s Cagelle). I would like to thank my friends and family for always believing in me and supporting me - the Lattimores, Tennants, Merrills and O’Donells. My husband Brian you are the best! You can find me on Facebook at Lili Whiteass or Todd Lattimore.

TERRY LAVELL (Mercedes), fresh from the Tony®-winning revival of La Cage on Broadway, credits in-clude Hairspray (Seaweed), Las Vegas; Smokey Joe’s Café (Adrian). Regional: Aida, Boys from Syracuse, Forum. TV/Film: Happy Life, Dave Chapelle, Sex and the City. Check out my single “Born This Way” avail-able on iTunes, Amazon.com and YouTube. To God be the Glory! Love you mama!

MARK ROLAND (Hanna). National Tour Debut!! Regional: State Fair, Promises, Promises (Stages St. Louis) La Cage Aux Folles (Riverside and Maltz Jupi-ter Theatres) Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Cape Playhouse) White Christmas (Denver Center Theatre Co.) Li’l

Abner (Goodspeed Opera House) Mark would like to thank his friends and family, especially his momma, for the love and support .

DONALD C. SHORTER, JR. (Chantal, u/s Jacob) “I am so happy to be able to throw glitter in this show!” Shorter was last seen on stage in the 1st national tour of A Chorus Line (Richie). Other credits include Hair-spray Tour (Duane/Thad), Bill T Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company. Thanks to GOD, Family, and Friends for all their love and support!!

TODD THURSTON (Waiter, u/s Georges, u/s M. Dindon/Renaud, u/s Francis). Broadway: Ragtime (Orig. Prod. & Cast); Tours: Les Miserables (1st Na-tional), Little House (w/ Melissa Gilbert); Regional: Long Wharf, Goodspeed, Barrington, St. Louis Rep. Asolo, Berkshire, Pioneer, Wichita. Favorite shows/roles: Ragtime (Father), Follies (Ben), Gypsy (Herbie), 1776 (Dickinson), Sound of Music (Von Trapp), Music Man (Harold Hill).

DANNY VACCARO (Tabarro, u/s Albin, u/s M. Dindon/Renaud). Bway/Off: Wizard of Oz (Tinman), Nunsense A-Men (Sr. Robert Anne), Streakin’ (Tripp); Regional: Tuesdays with Morrie (Mitch), Diary of Anne Frank (Otto), The Foreigner (Charlie): TV- L&O (SVU). NU Alum. Love to Mom and Dad.

JERRY HERMAN (Music and Lyrics) is the first composer/lyricist in history to have had three musicals that ran more than 1,500 consecutive performances on Broadway. His shows include Milk and Honey; Hello, Dolly!; Mame; Dear World; Mack & Mabel; The Grand Tour; and La Cage. With two of his classic songs the emotional heart of Disney- Pixar’s WALL-E, only last year’s Lifetime Achievement Tony could top his endless string of awards and honors.

HARVEY FIERSTEIN (Author) is a four-time Tony Award and Drama Desk Award-winning writer and actor. His plays include Torch Song Trilogy, A Catered Affair, Legs Diamond and Spookhouse. He won the Humanitas Award for his HBO animated special, “The Sissy Duckling,” which is also available as a children’s book. His film and TV acting credits include Mrs. Doubtfire, Independence Day, Nurse Jackie, Cheers. On Broadway he’s starred in Hairspray,

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Fiddler on the Roof, Torch Song Trilogy and Safe Sex. Mr. Fierstein was inducted into the Theatre Hall of Fame in 2008.

TERRY JOHNSON (Director). London’s West End: Prisoner of Second Avenue, End of the Rainbow, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice, Rain Man, Whipping It Up, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Hitchcock Blonde, Entertaining Mr. Sloane, Dead Funny, Hyste-ria, Elton John’s Glasses, The Memory of Water. Royal National Theatre: The London Cuckolds; Cleo, Camp-ing, Emmanuelle and Dick; Sparkleshark. Nine major British theatre awards, including two Oliviers and two Evening Standard Awards. Film: Not Only But Always, Cor Blimey!, Insignificance.

LYNNE PAGE (Choreographer) Winner (Best Cho-reographer) of What’s on Stage and an Olivier nomi-nation for La Cage Aux Folles. Other theatre credits: Broadway/West End: A Little Night Music; West End: Little Shop of Horrors, Tell Me on a Sunday, Bat Boy. The Royal National Theatre: The Merchant of Venice. TV and film: So You Think You Can Dance (BBC), Fred Claus (Warner Bros), Hippie Hippie Shake (Working Title). 2009 music industry tours: Pet Shop Boys, Kanye West and Muse.

TODD ELLISON (Music Supervisor) Broadway: La Cage, Spamalot, Lestat, Amour, 42nd Street, Wild Party, On the Town, Once Upon a Mattress, How to Succeed…, She Loves Me, Cats, Starlight Express, Annie 2, Encores! Incidental music: A Class Act, Taller…Dwarf. International: Vienna Konzerthaus, Jerry Hadley, Dawn Upshaw, Carnegie Hall. Accom-panied: Nicole Kidman, Barry Manilow, Meryl Streep. 143, G.

JOHN MILLER (Musical Coordinator). Broadway and Off Broadway: Follies; Godspell; On A Clear Day You Can See Forever; Jersey Boys; La Cage Aux Folles; Rock of Ages; Priscilla Queen of the Desert; Sister Act; Death Takes A Holiday; Baby It’s You; Catch Me if You Can; Beauty and the Beast; Hairspray; Sweeney Todd; The Producers; Movin’ Out; Caroline, or Change; Little Shop of Horrors; Thoroughly Mod-ern Millie; Urinetown; Nine; La Bohème; Oklahoma!; The Rocky Horror Show; Seussical; The Music Man; Fosse. Studio musician (bass): Michael Jackson, Ma-donna, Portishead, Eric Clapton, BB King, Frank Sina-tra, Carly Simon, Celine Dion, Smashing Pumpkins, Tommy Flanagan, Pete Seeger, NY Philharmonic. His album “Stage Door Johnny – John Miller Takes on Broadway” is available on PS Classics Records. www.JohnMillerBass.com

JOEY CHANCEY (Musical Director) Tours: A Chorus Line International Company and 2nd National Tour (Conductor), A Chorus Line 1st National (As-sociate Conductor & Keyboards), The Wizard of Oz

(Conductor), The Wedding Singer 1st National, White Christmas and Joseph. Recent Regional credits include conducting Joseph at the Fabulous Fox Theater in At-lanta. Joey, a native Floridian, is delighted to be apart of this ravishing La Cage Aux Folles family. Special thanks to Todd. Love to Mom, Dad & Mimi for their constant support. Training: Shenandoah Conservatory. TIM SHORTALL (Set Designer) London/West End: Top Girls, The Big Fellah, Sweet Charity, La Cage Aux Folles, Whipping It Up, Elton John’s Glasses, See How They Run, Telstar, The Overwhelming (Royal National Theatre, Roundabout NYC), Awake and Sing (Almeida), 900 Oneonta (Old Vic), Disappeared (Royal Court), The Philanthropist (Donmar Ware-house, Broadway). Broadway: La Cage Aux Folles – 2010 Tony nomination. Dance: Sadler’s Wells Royal Ballet, Norwegian National Ballet, Dutch National Ballet. TMA award nomination: Roots, RAI Prize/Prix Italia The Nightingale.

MATTHEW WRIGHT (Costume Designer). Mat-thew’s costumes for the Broadway production of La Cage Aux Folles won the Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle awards and received a Tony nomina-tion; he also received an Olivier nomination for the original London production. Other theatre credits in-clude costumes for Road Show, Invisible Man (Me-nier - costumes), Sweet Charity (Menier/West End - costumes), Shadowlands, The Glass Menagerie, On The Ceiling (West End), Speaking Like Magpies (RSC/West End), Blackbird (Johannesburg), Evita (UK/International Tour) and Clouds (UK Tour).

NICK RICHINGS (Lighting Designer) Theatre (Lon-don and UK) includes La Cage Aux Folles, Laughter in the Rain: The Neil Sedaka Story, Monkey – Journey to the West, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream-coat, The Rocky Horror Show, Whistle Down the Wind, Aspects of Love, Fiddler on the Roof starring Topol, A Slip of the Tongue starring John Malkovich, Laughter on the 23rd Floor starring Gene Wilder. European pro-ductions include Mary Poppins, Grease, The Produc-ers, Chess. Website: www.lxq1.com

JONATHAN DEANS (Sound Designer). More recent Broadway credits include Priscilla, Queen of the Des-ert, Spiderman, La Cage Aux Folles, Young Franken-stein, Pirate Queen. His work with Cirque du Soleil include LOVE, Viva Elvis, OVO, Ka, Zumanity, O, Mys-tere, La Nouba, Corteo. He was nominated for a Tony award in 2010 for La Cage Aux Folles.

RICHARD MAWBEY (Hair and Makeup Designer).Owns London’s Wig Specialities. Theatre: Priscilla Queen of the Desert, South Pacific, White Christmas,

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Top Hat, End of the Rainbow, La Cage, Legally Blonde, Hairspray, Frost/Nixon, Evita, Piaf, Sweet Charity, The Producers, Guys and Dolls, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Donmar West End. Television: Little Britain, Poirot. Personal wigmaker to Dame Edna, Sean Connery, Kylie Minogue, Madonna. Film: The Ghost Writer, Ti-tanic, Dumbledore in Harry Potter, Star Wars.

JASON CARR (Orchestrations & Dance Arrangements) Broadway: orchestrations for A Little Night Music, Sun-day in the Park With George (winner Drama Desk Award, Tony nomination), PS Classics CD Sweet Bye & Bye, composer incidental music for Indiscretions and A Doll’s House. UK: composer/lyricist Born Again starring Mandy Patinkin and José Ferrer, The Water Babies, Six Pictures of Lee Miller, A Christmas Carol. Incidental music for over 40 plays. CD: Listen Up! starring Michael Ball and Maria Friedman.

DUNCAN STEWART AND COMPANY (Casting) Duncan Stewart & Benton Whitley are responsible for casting the national tour of La Cage Aux Folles, current B’way, London & int’l touring companies of Chicago, U.S. casting of Thriller Live (West End), Radio City Christmas Spectacular, and U.S. casting for London’s Menier Chocolate Factory. Other B’way & West End credits include 2010 Tony-winning revival of La Cage Aux Folles (Harvey Fierstein, Kelsey Grammer), Neil LaBute’s Fat Pig (ATG co-production) and upcoming U.S. casting For UK’s Stanhope Productions (Jacques Brel, Hedda Gabler). In 2011, DStewartCo partnered with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines as their Broadway Casting Consultants for Hairspray, Chicago and Sat-urday Night Fever. Member CSA. DStewartCo.com

MICHAEL McGOFF (Production Stage Manager) is excited to work with this happy band. National Tours: Next To Normal & RENT, The Broadway Tour. Broad-way: Next To Normal, Cymbeline, Butley, Edward Albee’s Seascape, Festen, The Rivals & Wicked. Shake-speare In The Park: The Winter’s Tale, Romeo & Juliet & As You Like It. Proud Member of AEA.

KARYN MEEK (Stage Manager). Broadway & Tours: Fiddler…, Rent, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, The Drowsy Chaperone (1st Nat’l), 9 to 5 (1st Nat’l). Off-B’way: Almost, Maine, Summer of ’42, Blue Window, The Day Emily Got Married, Surviving Grace, among many others. Thanks to Brian and Kate.

KATE MCDONIEL (Assistant Stage Manager) is pleased to have joined La Cage! Off-Broadway: Our Town, Adding Machine: A Musical, Mistakes Were Made among others. Regional: Includes Trinity Reper-tory, North Shore Music Theatre, and forty productions for Atlanta’s Alliance Theatre.

BILL SCHAEFFER (Company Manager) has served as company manager on several National and Interna-

tional tours, including Jersey Boys (Chicago Company), 42nd Street, Blast!, Titanic, The King and I starring Hayley Mills, How to Succeed in Business Without Re-ally Trying starring Ralph Macchio, and most recently, Chicago.

ALECIA PARKER (Executive Producer) also serves as executive producer of all worldwide productions of Chicago and Priscilla, Queen of the Desert on Broad-way. She is the Secretary/Treasurer of the Broadway League and the proud mother of Michael, a sophomore at Washington University.

KARY WALKER (Executive Producer) Prior to join-ing NETworks, Mr. Walker was Executive Producer for Marriott Lincolnshire Theatre in Chicago for 2 decades. Under his leadership, Marriott became a musical theatre and developed the largest musical the-atre subscription audience in the U.S. Mr. Walker is a founding board member of the National Alliance for Musical Theatre and former President of the League of Chicago Theatres. For NETworks he has served as Ex-ecutive Producer for tours of Kiss Me, Kate; Seussical; Contact; Cabaret (Korea/Japan); Annie; Rent; Sweeney Todd; The Drowsy Chaperone; A Chorus Line (U.S./Japan) and Spring Awakening.

NETWORKS PRESENTATIONS (Producer) Since 1995, NETworks has produced and managed over 45 tour-ing productions in the U.S.., U.K. and internationally. Cur-rent productions include Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, Young Frankenstein, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s South Pacific, Blue Man Group National Tour, La Cage Aux Folles, Shrek The Musical, Billy Elliot The Musical and The New 25th Anniversary Production of Les Misérables. Future productions include Disney and Cameron Mack-intosh’s Mary Poppins, Flashdance the Musical and The National Theatre of Great Britain’s production of War Horse touring the U.S.

SONIA FRIEDMAN PRODUCTIONS LTD. (Pro-ducer) has initiated and produced more than 100 new productions in the West End and Broadway over the past 15 years. Recent and current productions include The Mountaintop, Jerusalem, Much Ado About Noth-ing, The Book of Mormon, Legally Blonde (West End), La Cage Aux Folles, Private Lives, Betrayal, Arcadia, Clybourne Park (West End), No Man’s Land, La Bete, The Children’s Hour, All My Sons (West End), A View from the Bridge, A Little Night Music, The Norman Conquests, Boeing-Boeing, The Seagull, Rock ‘N’ Roll, Faith Healer.

DAVID BABANI (Producer) is the founder and artis-tic director of the Menier Chocolate Factory.

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BARRY and FRAN WEISSLER (Producer) With a producing career that spans 40 years, they are the re-cipients of six Tony Awards, including the worldwide hit Chicago, the longest-running American musical on both Broadway and the West End.

EDWIN W. SCHLOSS (Producer). Tony-winner for La Cage and the recipient of four nominations for Grey Gardens, Wonderful Town, Sweet Charity and Buried Child. He was the associate producer of Kiss Me Kate; Full Gallop; The World of Ruth Draper; and June Re-cital featuring Brenda Currin.

ROBERT/ BEVERLY BARTNER AND NOR-MAN/ ALICE TULCHIN (Producer) have won Tony Awards for Book of Mormon, La Cage Aux Folles, The Norman Conquests, Boeing-Boeing, and Company. In the West End they have won Oliviers for Clybourne Park, Legally Blonde, La Cage Aux Folles, The Moun-taintop, and Guys and Dolls.

BROADWAY ACROSS AMERICA (Producer) is owned and operated by British theatre producer John Gore(CEO) and entertainment industry veteran Thomas B. McGrath (Chairman), and is part of the Key Brand Entertainment family of companies, which includes Broadway.com. Broadway Across America is a lead-ing Broadway producer and the foremost presenter of first-class touring productions across North America.

MATTHEW MITCHELL (Producer) has produced more than 17 plays and musicals in the West End. Cur-rent projects include a major feature film. info@mat-thewmitchell.org

INDEPENDENT PRESENTERS NETWORK (Pro-ducer) is a consortium of 50 members who present live entertainment worldwide. Recent Broadway/London/U.S. Tours: La Cage Aux Folles, Wonderland, 9 to 5, Ragtime, Frost/Nixon, Legally Blonde, The Color Purple, Spamalot and Matthew Bourne’s Edward Scis-sorhands.

NEDERLANDER PRESENTATIONS, INC. (Pro-ducer) is the production division of multinational theatrical entities owned by James M. and James L. Nederlander.

HARRIET NEWMAN LEVE (Producer). Broadway: War Horse, The Mountaintop starring Samuel L. Jack-son and Angela Bassett, La Cage Aux Folles starring Kelsey Grammer, A Little Night Music starring Cath-erine Zeta Jones, The 39 Steps, The Norman Conquests, The Lieutenant of Inishmore. Off Broadway: Stomp.

ALLEN SPIVAK (Producer) holds a place along Philadelphia’s Walk of Fame, produced the Live Aid

Concert for famine relief. Current shows on Broadway: Chicago, The Addams Family. Touring: Colin Quinn’s Long Story Short.

THE MENIER CHOCOLATE FACTORY (Origi-nating Theatre) is eight years old and has transferred eleven productions to the West End. Broadway trans-fers include Sunday in the Park with George (2008), A Little Night Music (2009) and La Cage (2010). Its work has garnered seven Olivier Awards, three Eve-ning Standard Awards and four Tony Awards. Current productions include the world premiere of Terrible Ad-vice by Saul Rubinek, directed by Frank Oz and starring Scott Bakula.

ACTORS’ EQUITY ASSOCIATION (AEA), founded in 1913, represents more than 48,000 actors and stage managers in the United States. Equity seeks to advance, promote and foster the art of live theatre as an essential component of our society. Equity negotiates wages and working conditions, providing a wide range of benefits, including health and pension plans. AEA is a member of the AFL-CIO, and is affiliated with FIA, an international organization of performing arts unions. The Equity emblem is our mark of excellence. www.actorsequity.org

STAFF FOR LA CAGE AUX FOLLESExecutive Producers

Alecia Parker and Kary Walker________________________________________________General ManagementGentry & Associates

Scott W. JacksonGregory Vander Ploeg Dawn Kusinski

Kim Reiter Bobby Maglaughlin________________________________________________Tour Press and Marketing

Anita Dloniak & Associates, Inc.Anita Dloniak

Diane Rodes, Melissa A. Hazek________________________________________________Tour Booking Agency

The Booking GroupMeredith Blair Kara Gebhart

www.thebookinggroup.com________________________________________________Casting

Duncan Stewart and CompanyDuncan Stewart CSA, Benton Whitley

Andrea Zee________________________________________________Company Manager

Bill Schaeffer________________________________________________

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Production Stage Manager........................... Michael McGoffStage Manager .....................................................Karyn MeekAssistant Stage Manager ............................... Kate McDonielHead Carpenter/Flyman ...................................... Elan BustinDeck Carpenter ..............................................Mike EikmeyerAssistant Director ............................................Kristen HarrisAssociate Choreographer ....................Nicholas CunninghamAssociate Scenic Designer .............................Bryan JohnsonAssociate Lighting Designer ............................ Vivien LeoneCostume Coordinator ................................... Jessica WorsnopFight Director ..................................Karla Kash, Peter MooreAssistant Carpenter ..............................................Kurt OostraHead Electrician .................................................Patrick SteitzAssistant Electrician .......................................... Kurt KrohneHead Audio ...............................................................Matt NallAssistant Audio ............................................Keith MonaghanHead Props ..............................................Austin J. RodriguezWardrobe Supervisor ..........................Molly Yoder-WilliamsAssistant Wardrobe ..........................................Michael LouisStar Dresser .....................................Jo-Anne Bethell PantusoHair and Makeup Supervisor ............................. T. Paul BigotHair and Makeup Assistant................................Susan GustafProduction Assistants ...................................... Brad Broman,

Staci Nevinski, Rachel ZackPrint Design ............................................SpotCo, Jack HergerRadio Spot Production ................................................ SpotCoTelevision Spot Design/Video Production ................. SpotCoWebsite .................................SpotCo and Pit Bull InteractiveProduction Photography ...............Joan Marcus, Paul KolnikMerchandising ........................................................DewyntersAccounting ............................NETworks Presentations, LLCLegal .......................................................... Loeb & Loeb LLPHR & Payroll Services ....................... Human Resources Inc.Insurance ........................................................... Chubb GroupTax Consultant .................Brent A. Turner, One Source PSGIT Services .................. George W. Wilson, One Source PSGFinancial Services ........ George W. Wilson, OneSource PSGHousing .....................................Lisa Morris, Road ConciergeTravel Agency ................................................ Janice Kessler,

Carlson Wagonlit TravelTrucking ...........................................................Clark Transfer________________________________________________

For NETworks PresentationsChief Executive Officer .........................................Ken GentryChief Operating Officer ................................Scott W. JacksonDirector of Finance ................................................ John KinnaExecutive Producers .......................Seth Wenig, Kary M. WalkerAssociate Producer ...........................................Angela RowlesAssistant Producers ......................... Jim Lanahan, Mary WitteAssistant to the CEO ............................................. Curt OwensSenior General Manager ...................... Gregory Vander PloegGeneral Managers ........................Dawn Kusinski, Kim ReiterAssociate General Manager .................................. Curt OwensAssistant General Manager ...................... Bobby MaglaughlinProduction Manager ........................................... Jason JuenkerAssociate Production Manager ......................... Hector GuivasAssistant Production Manager .....................Christian BottorffMarketing/PR ......................................................Heather HessMusic Coordinator .................................................John MillerAssistant Controller ........................................Jennifer GiffordOffice Manager ..............................................Buddy PiccolinoOffice Assistant ......................................................Nancy Kerr

National Artists Management CompanyChief Financial Officer .....................................Bob WilliamsGeneral Manager ....................................................... B.J. HoltAssociate General Manager ......................... Hilary HamiltonAssociate General Manager .........................Stephen SpadaroInternational Manager .......................................Nina SkriloffVice President of Marketing ....................... Deirdre HoetmerDirector of Marketing .............................................Ken Sperr

Accounting Associate ...............................Marian AlbarracinAccounting Associate ......................................Marion TaylorDirector of Artistic Development ................Samantha BarrieAssociate to Weisslers ......................................Brett EnglandExecutive Assistant to Barry Weissler ............. Irene CabreraAssistant to Barry Weissler ...................................Laura SiskAssistant to B.J. Holt ....................................Katharine HayesReceptionist ............................................... Michelle ColemanMessenger ............................................................. Victor Ruiz________________________________________________

Sonia Friedman ProductionsProducer......................................................... Sonia FriedmanGeneral Manager ...........................................Diane BenjaminHead of Production ............................................ Pam SkinnerLiterary Associate .............................................. Jack BradleyAssociate Producer (Development & Marketing) ..................

Lucie LovattProduction Coordinator ....................................Fiona StewartAssociate General Manager ............................ Emma LaugierGeneral Management Assistant .........................Ben CanningAssistant to Sonia Friedman ........................Sarah HammondProduction Assistant (funded by Stage One) ..........................

Sarah BrocklehurstProduction Accountant ....................................... Melissa HayChief Executive Officer - New York .................. David LazarNew York Assistant (SFP) ..........................Valerie Steinberg

Sonia founded SFP, a subsidiary of the Ambassador Theatre Group, in 2002

SFP Board .... Helen Enright, Howard Panter, Rosemary Squire________________________________________________Menier Chocolate Factory

Artistic Director ................................................David BabaniGeneral Manager ............................................... Tom SiracusaSales & Marketing ....................................... Jason MaddocksMarketing & Production Coordinator .............Lucy McNallyMarketing & Production Assistants .............Amanda Holland,

Jenny PearceHead Chef ........................................................ Anthony FallaRestaurant Manager ...................................Minna Pawlaczyk________________________________________________

CreditsSound equipment by PRG Audio; Lighting equipment provided by Epic Productions; Scenery Constructed by Proof Productions; Costumes Constructed by Jennifer Love Costumes, Studio Rouge, and Timberlake Studios. Rehearsed at Pearl Studios NYC.

Promotional Support Maybelline New YorkSPECIAL THANKS

to Jeff Chelesvig and the Civic Center of Greater Des Moines for their commitment and support in launching the tour of

LA CAGE AUX FOLLES.Financial Services and banking arrangments

by M&T BankVisit the La Cage Aux Folles website

at www.lacage.comThe Actors and Stage Managers employed in this production are mem-bers of Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional actors and stage managers in the United States.

All stage work performed by employees represented by IATSE.

UNITED SCENIC ARTISTS represents the designers and scenic painters for the American Theatre.

The Musicians employed in this production are members of the American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada.

The Director and Choreographer are members of the Stage Di-rectors and Choreographers Society, an independent national labor union.

The Press Agents, Company and House Managers employed in this production are represented by the Association of Theatrical Press Agents & Managers.

2011-2012 Broadway Season SponsorHarrah’s Tunica

Education Program SponsorsAutoZoneBank of AmericaInternational Paper FoundationJunior League of MemphisLeague of Theatres and Producers, Inc.National Endowment for the ArtsSedgwick CMSSouth ArtsTargetTennessee Arts Commission Thomas & Betts Corporation

Founder’s Club - $10,000John Paul Jones

Chairman’s Club - $5,000Anne & Pat HalloranScott & Carol HennessyCharlotte & Fred HodgesJanine & Joe LammelDonna & Alan MullenDebbi Fields Rose & Michael D. RoseGina & Jim WiertelakWinston Wolfe

Producer’s Club - $2,500Patty & George AlvordPaula & Don BrownJan & Ted DonaldsonKathleen & Mike EdelmuthBarry & Elizabeth GilmoreKaren Fields-Isaacman & Ken IsaacmanKathy & J.W. GibsonRev. Audrey Taylor GonzalezBettye W. & Dick D. HendrixLinda & Andrew KellyLauren, Linda & Rande LazarKathy Manning Loeb & Robert LoebLori PattonNina & Jerry PattonBeth & David PicklerElizabeth StewartTeresa & Andrew TaylorAnn & Jim ViningDr. and Mrs. Danny & Saralyn Weiss

President’s Club - $1,500Alan’s CarpetlandDr. Robert G. AndersonDianne & John AvgerisWanda & John BarzizzaAnise & Ronald BelzLynda & Stevan BlackJames & Terri BrowneFlorence & Ricky BuseyAngie & Greg ChristopherCarolyn & David CrawfordCarolyn & Mike EdwardsMike & Sue-Anne EhmerDr. & Mrs. Tony EldridgeAlan & Vail GatesMs. Jennifer Kay GilbertSteve M. & Cindy Earles GilmoreMr. & Mrs. Philip GouldWhit GreenwaySue & Frank GuarinoSusan & David HobackDr. Randall & Ellen HolcombAmy & Jerry HudsonSuzanne & William J. LandersElaine & David LevineBen & Necy LivingstonJohn & Bettye Claire LynnMerry & Johnny MooreDr. Dwight & Cathy MorrisDusky & Mel NorsworthyJulie & Joe PepeBarbara & Mike PeraSue & Jim PerrinSadie & CJ PickeringKathy & Dominic PileggiDr. Douglas A. PowersJulie & Jim RainesMr. & Mrs. William R. Reed, Jr.David J. Richardson, MDCarol & Barry RussellDebra & Alex SaharovichMr. & Mrs. RD SinghBarbara & Stefan SmithGary K. SmithRita T. SparksWilliam & Cheryl StegbauerPaul & Phyllis TaylorSteve & Lura TurnerAnne & Jim West

2012 Donors and Program Sponsors (Donations received as of March 1, 2012)

Gay & Mike WilliamsAnne Wulff & Brian Bendersky

Director’s Club - $1,000Penny & Jerry BowerBob CaporaleLucia & Jim GillilandKemmons Wilson Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Gary ProstermanSharon & Paul StrainVirginia B. & Eddie S. Wilson

Artist’s Club - $500Chris & Kris AmenMartha & Robert Fogelman and Bradley & Robert Fogelman IIDr. & Mrs. James M. Hamlett IIISteve & Anne McGuireAnn & Malcolm McRaeEvelyn M. PasterKelly PorterBobby RowlettDr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. SawyerRay & Erin SchultzDr. Thomas J. SchroeppelJohn E. Shields Jill & Ken SteinbergMrs. Charles J. VergosAnn Hylah Warner & Jim WarnerLinda & Bill Woodmansee

Partner - $250Dr. & Mrs. Philip AronoffJohn & Wendy ArthGrant & Mary Ruth BalesMary Kay & Dale BallRalph & Sue BerryJack & Kathy BlairGay & Hal Boyd Frank & Lin D BradleyBob Buckman & Joyce MollerupJim & Linda BusbyShep & Margaret FargotsteinDr. Rodney & Glenda FeildChris & Amanda GolightlyDr. & Mrs. William E. HendersonJames L. HoltBetty & Darrell JohnsonJanette & Bobby Krauch

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Peggy LemonsAngelo LucchesiDr. Brian D. LumSteve & Jennifer MayJim & Ellen MotonAlan & Donna MullenCyndie Nash & Angie CabreraCarole & Charles PlesofskySchaefgen & AssociatesJan & Jack Scharff, Jr. Robert Shankman & Amy HertzBrooke & Brian SparksDr. S. Todd ThreadgillJenny & Nick VergosMike & Nancy WalczykJoanne Woody & Jo Ann OwenJudy & Fred WorkmanHarry & Karan Zepatos

Friend - $100Rebecca & John BakkeDavid & Susan BartlettHenry & Janet BartoschRonald L. Bastek & John HaywoodMartha J. BeckerBetsy & Kinzie BirdCharles & Patricia BrandMr. & Mrs. John Bryant, Jr.Sherry Gregory Burrage & Michael BurrageBettie M. CampbellThe Caruso FamilyDr. Steven ChaseHarry & Bette ColterWalter & Scarlett CrewsButch & Pat CrouseJohn & Marianne DaltonSteve & Robbie DawsJennifer T. DinwiddieJ.J. and Dick DoughtieSteve & Laura EdwardsDr. & Mrs. J.T. FranciscoJim & Sheila FreudenbergColleen & Kevin GideonJack & Nancy GoodmanLouise C. GrayGlendora GreenwayArlene H. GritzRob & Mary Hansom

Dr. & Mrs. Charles Harbison Sigmund F. Hiller FundDr. Holly Hilsenbeck & Mr. Curtis BrownDr. Jim & Elizabeth HornerJohn and Nancy IovinelliISS Facility Services, Inc. David JamesonDr. Greg JenkinsJeff & Janice JohnstonKathy KearneyRobert D. KermickWilliam & Betty KovalGregory and Nicole LakeElizabeth LandersWilliam & Pamela LawheadWanda LenoirDavid & Ann McCabeDavid & Kathleen McCarthyMargaret B. McKeeDebra McRaeMimi & Robert MehrleDebbie & Steven MeyerThomas & Marjorie MillerJustin & Stephanie MooreWilliam & Dawn MundyBob OwensRochelle & Frank PerlmanShelly Pierce: In Memory of Frank PierceJudge Ann PughBeth and Kerry RegenElena & Tom RossJames B. RothmanDr. James D. & Margie RussellMike & Ann SandsRick & Cheryl ScheidJames & Nancy SegarsRachel & Stephen ShankmanDavid & Erin SimpsonLisa & Howard SilverMichelle & Mike SlabaughMark V. & Patricia P. SmithRonald & Elsa TaylorEb & Myra ThomasThomas TornilloAngie & Steve ValadieJoe & Bobbie VanCleveAndrew & Leigh Van VulpenRussell Wiener

Joyce WigginsDodd & Carole WilliamsRichard & Kay WisemanMr. Jerry WolfeMs. Jennifer L. WoodJosephine (Jo) WoodPhilip & Terry WoodardMr. & Mrs. Ed Pat WrightPam & Terry Zubrod

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The Orpheum Gift Shop is located in the Parlor, and is open during selected shows. For assistance with an item when the gift shop is closed, please call (901) 529-4287 or shop online at www.orpheum-memphis.com.

The Broadway Club is available for rental for special events year-round. Call (901) 529-4234 for information.

A Broadway Show Rating System is in place to keep our patrons informed. Information is available on our web site at www.orpheum-memphis.com or by calling (901) 525-3000.

In determining the appropriate age level for attending Broadway shows, review the Broadway show rating system (outlined above). All persons entering the Theatre must have a ticket. Children age four and under may not attend Broadway productions.

Coat Check is available just off the Grand Lobby for a small fee.

The Concierge Desk is located in the Grand Lobby.

The Electronic Marquee, outside the Theatre, is available for special messages and advertisements. Call (901) 529-4230 for information.

For Emergency Calls leave your seat location with anyone who may need to reach you in case of an emergency. For emergencies during performances, please call (901) 525-3000.

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Fire Exits are located to the left and right in the Auditorium, Balcony, Foyers and in the Grand Lobby, all marked by a red illuminated sign. In case of fire, walk, do not run, to the nearest exit.

Infrared Headsets are available at the coat check for the hearing impaired.

As a courtesy to the performers and patrons, Latecomers will be seated at an appropriate break.

The Orpheum Theatre is a Smoke Free Building. Those wishing to smoke may do so by leaving the building. Please take your ticket stub for readmission.

Restrooms are located in the Lower Lounge, Parlor, Balcony and Gallery. Fully accessible restrooms are located in the Parlor adjacent to the Grand Lobby.

Wheelchair Accessible Seating may be purchased at any ticket center.

Theatre Tours are available for groups of 20 or more. For information call 529-4234

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During the early 1930s, Herman Inderbitzen came to work at The Orpheum Theatre as an usher. Only a few years before, the newly constructed Orpheum Theatre had opened, dazzling the city with its architectural beauty and vaudeville acts. Herman Inderbitzen, like many other ushers of his time, has become an essential part of The Orpheum’s history. He and many others pioneered the tradition that has since evolved into the Friends of the Orpheum (FOTO), a not-for-profit civic organization whose primary function is to provide volunteer ushers in support of The Orpheum Theatre’s management needs. A few decades later, Herman’s son in law John Hiltonsmith joined The Orpheum family as the Theatre’s organist. Since then, John has performed on The Orpheum’s Mighty Wurlitzer Organ where he has entertained audiences at special events and during the summer movie series. Additionally, he has served as the curator for the organ, overseeing the maintenance and preservation of this musical treasure. John’s wife, Sherry Hiltonsmith, is also a member of The Orpheum team. Sherry is a bartender during Orpheum events and also designs jewelry which she graciously donates to The Orpheum’s annual auction. In 2006, John’s daughter and Herman Inderbitzen’s granddaughter, Jennifer Hiltonsmith, joined The Orpheum box office staff where she worked part-time while attending college. The Orpheum Theatre would like to recognize and thank the Hiltonsmiths and their family for their service and loyal commitment to the Theatre, one that has spanned generations.

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